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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also be a danger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential risks or hazards associated with a particular situation or action.
Example: "While the new technology offers many benefits, it can also be a danger if not used responsibly."
Alternatives: "can also pose a risk" or "may also be hazardous".
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In Pakistan, though, the authorities can also be a danger.
Tents may also be a danger because the metal poles could act as lightning rods.
However, rapid evolution can also be a danger to our health and a stumbling block for biotechnology.
While lead-based paint and dust are major exposure threats, tap water can also be a danger thanks to leaching from service pipes and old indoor plumbing.
The ability to replace lost welfare might be positive — showing the strength of private charity or extended families — but it could also be a danger sign.
Guan's study confirms the virus is still circulating in birds, alongside related viruses that may also be a danger to people.
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There also was a danger of contamination to the Cass River below Vassar, the Shiawassee River below St. Charles and all of the Saginaw River.
There also is a danger that it will derail your career, especially for young scientists who don't have the security of tenure, Mann writes in an e-mail.
But it also is a danger.
But there also may be a danger of such a policy rebounding.
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